The supervisor must understand scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, aircraft inspections, support equipment operation, tool control, foreign object damage prevention, corrosion prevention and treatment, hazardous material controls, maintenance documentation, work center processes, and safe-for-flight support sufficient to direct shift-level work, identify risk, validate inspection readiness, and communicate maintenance status to the Project Site Manager and Government representatives. The Shift Supervisor directs daily shift execution, maintains workforce accountability, coordinates production priorities, enforces safety and quality requirements, and ensures assigned maintenance tasks are performed in accordance with the Performance Work Statement, Naval Aviation Maintenance Program requirements, approved technical data, local instructions, and Government-directed priorities.